12 avril 2014
Cardiff
Programme
– John T. Koch : The classification of the language of the South-Western ‘Tartessian’) stelae : what’s at stake for archaeologists in the debate ?
– Dirk Brandherm : Stelae, group identities and the moyenne durée in the Bronze and Iron Ages of SW Iberia
– Marta Díaz-Guardamino Uribe : Contexts, biographies and itineraries : recent research on Iberian Late Bronze Age stelae
– Steve Hewitt : The Hamito-Semitic/Insular Celtic substratum hypothesis and Celtic from the West1trafodaeth/discussion
– Laure Salanova : Western Europe in transition 3rd–2ndmillennia cal BC). From material culture to human identities
– Stuart Needham : Patterns of infusion of Beaker culture into Ireland and Britain and their implications
– Catriona Gibson : Closed for business or cultural change ? Tracing the re-use and final blocking of megalithic tombs during the Beaker period throughout Atlantic Europe
– William O’Brien : New work and data on hillfort chronology in Ireland
– Niall Sharples : Ham Hill and large early hillforts in the west of Britain
– Raimund Karl : Emerging settlement monumentality in North Wales during the Late Bronze and Iron Age : the case of Meillionydd
– Adam Gwilt & Mark Lodwick : Portable Antiquities and Treasure in Wales : recording, investigations and research of some recent Bronze and Iron Age discoveries
– Martin Richards : New developments in archaeogenetics
– Kerri Cleary : No bones about it : An Atlantic European context for some emerging patterns in Irish Bronze Age burials
– Peter Bray : Metal, metallurgy and identity : A new overview of the chemical composition of Bronze Age Swords
Contact
a.elias@cymru.ac.uk
01970–636543
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